The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-21
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.
Spring fghts have opened.

Win. Abshagens Spring shoes have ar
lived.
Ai-s MolIio Dsughtry returned home
Monday evening.
A number Of our small local items have
been unav oidsbly crowded out this week.
Latest styles Of shoes for the season, prices
low.
Mr.. 8. T. Oliver, after suffering weeks
with u bone felon, is now enduring the
mumps
DIR. and Mrs. J. W. Bennett left Mon
day night for trip to Jackson and
Greenwood.
You vii get better bargains with quail
ity, price, ETC., considerably at KohlnIaD's
Great Cash House.
A large number of visitors from neigh
boring towns are expected at the en-
tertainmcnt tonight.
If you want cool, fresh, celebrating
ter, only cents glass.
For genuine onion sets and Southern
seed grown expressly for our section, 20
70 Kohlmaus Great Cash House.
Mr. Geo. S. Lambright, one of our
farmer friends of beat 4, paid this
Office welcome call last Saturday.
Mr.. Heuck will pay IL reasonable sum
for the name Of the malicious rascal who
stole the taps off of his wagon wheels.
Brookhaven may now boast Of several
new elegant turnouts in the shape of car
riages lately purchased by prominent cit
liens.
Prof Gillespie, Will McGrath and
Chas. ChrismaH have transformed the
stage at lIeuck's Opera House into
thing of beatty.
Miss Lucia b. Griffin, 20 born elocu-
ZIONIST" evinced much talent ut the
Court House Monday night before q
good audience.
The ladies are requested to attend the
grand dramatic entertainment tonight in
evening dress-no hats or bOnnets-but
this is by no means compulsory.
DR.. A. Lewenthal has opened news
stand in connection with the City Drug
Store where the New Orleans and other
leading dailies will he kept on sale.
Rev. 8. Morris will preach at Old
Brook next Sabbath at IL a. N, and Rev.
J. r. Parish will preach at Fair River on
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Mr.. Hartman has purchased! the proper
~ of Mayor Brennan fronting on Rail
road Avenue, and the residence of Dir.
Daughtry, fronting on Chippewa street.
A great deal of wind and blustcr and
Just enough rain Sunday night t" lay the
dust, WAS the fruit of our last cloudy
weather. Farms and gardens arc III sore
need Of a good rain.
Two cars Of the south bound through
freight train we're dItched near
Suttons Switch Tuesday night by the
trncks giving way. Other trains were
DELAYED several hours, but nobody hurt.
The presentation of "The Lady of Ly-
ons ut Hcnck's Opera House this evening
will surpass IN interest and elegance any
entertainment of the season. Secure
Huul reserved seats 1T Hcuck's, if You
have not already done SO.
The ladies Of the Baptist chnrch will
sell ice-cream and straw berrles to-
morrsw evening at the same stand.
opposite Heuck & Sons. Plenty of
berries on hand. All are invited to aid
tho ladies in painting their church.
The ladies of the Wesleyan Aid Society
will furnish Strawberries and cream ut
the Masonic Hall this evening and to-
night at 10 cents per saucer, and nil
attendants on the dramatic entertain
mont ut Heuck's Hail should bear this
in mind and give them call.
The ladies of the Baptist church and
the Wesleyan Aid Society have our
most apprclative thanks for the delicious
ice cream to which they treated this
Office last Friday. May they succeed in
their efforts for their respective churches
10 the utmost of their expectations,
and may they all rest from their labors
after awhile in "a land flowing with
mink and honey"
Prof. G. I. Fitzhugh, Of tho Whit
worth College Faculty, spent Saturday
and Sunday in the city. We consider
Mr.. Fitzhugh one of the States most
promising young men; and to high
mental endownsnts and thorough
mental culture, he unites manners 80
frank and atfable, that he never fails to
impress and win the friendship of all
whom he chances to meet.-New Missis-
sippia~.
The Presbyterian entertainment has
been set for next Thursday night. The
rebearsing has been thorough, and all the
participants are we'll mp in their parts,
which taken in connection with the
excellent program chosen. insures the
success of the entertainment. We
advise all to remember the date and
make their arrangements to go. The
admission for adults will be 25 cents;
children, Is cents. Also remember tO
carry along some extra change for ice
cream and straw berries, which the
laiins W i'll fnrniuh nj tho Glaze